Jason in Enid
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The GPZ is a PI. ZVT is a technology they are using to enhance the operation. ZVT is NOT a brand new operating principle.
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GPZ 7000 Using Same/Simiilar Housing To CTX 3030
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Jeff In North Georgia
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The thing I noticed in the pictures and manual is the two piece lower shaft.
CTX one is too long for airline travel in a carry-on and also have to have a large check-in bag for it to fit into.
One piece long CTX shaft is expensive, Hate to think what a 2 piece GPZ shaft set would cost as an alternative for air travel?
Jeff
CTX one is too long for airline travel in a carry-on and also have to have a large check-in bag for it to fit into.
One piece long CTX shaft is expensive, Hate to think what a 2 piece GPZ shaft set would cost as an alternative for air travel?
Jeff
Jason in Enid
Active member
Jeff In North Georgia said:
It wouldn't work because the coil mount is completely different from the CTX.
I doubt it would hurt unless you completely stretched the coiled cable out which is doubtful, especially if you are only using an inch or so of that 6" additional length. I run with my lower shaft fully extended now and could use just an inch or two more when using the 18" coil. IF the price isn't to high I may try that shaft assembly, otherwise when I'm out of warranty, I'm cutting my lower shaft and adding length to it myself.
Edit: No you won't hurt the coiled cable, in its relaxed state it reaches the end of the standard CTX lower rod, I grabbed my connector on the spare shaft with the 18" coil and it easily stretched out a 12-15" and was far from fully stretched.
Cliff
Edit: No you won't hurt the coiled cable, in its relaxed state it reaches the end of the standard CTX lower rod, I grabbed my connector on the spare shaft with the 18" coil and it easily stretched out a 12-15" and was far from fully stretched.
Cliff